MEPCO Bill Check in Rajanpur

Rajanpur is Punjab's far south-western district, where the Indus plain meets the foothills of the Koh Suleman. Homes here can be a long way from the nearest MEPCO office — which is exactly why the online bill matters. Check yours below, download a copy, and stay ahead of the due date.

Check your Rajanpur MEPCO bill

Enter the 14 digits from any earlier bill, or use the Consumer ID tab — the consumer ID guide explains where that 10-digit number is printed if you would rather use it.

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Free — no sign-up, no app needed. Your bill opens on the official PITC page in a new tab.

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Or open the official PITC search page and paste it there — or go via the official MEPCO website.

When the bill opens, save the PDF for your files — and if you want to settle it on the spot, the guide to paying your bill online covers bank apps, JazzCash and Easypaisa.

Electricity supply in Rajanpur

Rajanpur's landscape explains its network. Along the Indus runs the riverine kacha belt — farmland and settlements between the river and the protective bunds — while to the west the ground rises towards the Koh Suleman foothills on the Rojhan side. Mithankot, in this district, is where the Panjnad meets the Indus. Cotton and wheat are the main crops, and supply has to reach riverine villages, market towns and foothill settlements over considerable distances. In the high-flood season, riverine areas can see supply disruption while water is high, and crews restore lines as conditions allow.

The MEPCO circle office in Rajanpur is responsible for the district — policy, planning and escalations — while the sub-division (SDO) offices handle the daily work: new connections, bill corrections, meter complaints and local fault teams. Towns served include Rajanpur city, Rojhan Mazari, Fazilpur and Muhammad Pur.

Rajanpur at a glance

DistrictRajanpur District, South Punjab
MEPCO circleDera Ghazi Khan Circle
Areas servedKotla Road, Rajanpur city, Hospital Road, Rajanpur city, Rojhan Mazari, Fazilpur, Muhammad Pur and the surrounding areas of the district
Check your billWith the 14-digit reference number or 10-digit consumer ID — use the checker above
Local helpYour sub-division (SDO) office for routine work, the Dera Ghazi Khan circle office for escalations, or helpline 118 / 0800-63726

Areas & localities served

MEPCO supply covers Rajanpur city and every town in the district, from the river belt to the foothills:

  • Kotla Road, Rajanpur city
  • Hospital Road, Rajanpur city
  • Rojhan Mazari
  • Fazilpur
  • Muhammad Pur

Wherever your connection is — city street, market town or kacha village — the bill looks the same and the checker above works for it.

Getting help in Rajanpur

For in-person matters, go to your local sub-division (SDO) office with your CNIC and the bill concerned, and take a diary number for any documents you submit. If the sub-division cannot resolve your case, the circle office in Rajanpur is the escalation point for the district.

For supply failures and billing complaints, start by phone or online: call 118 or the toll-free 0800-63726, or register on the official CCMS portal and follow your tracking number. Our MEPCO complaint guide explains the process in detail, and all official numbers are listed on the contact page.

Rajanpur bill FAQs

Where is the MEPCO office in Rajanpur?
Routine work — corrections, new connections and name changes — is handled at your local sub-division (SDO) office. District-level escalations go to the MEPCO circle office in Rajanpur. Bills and most complaints need no office visit at all: use the checker on this page and CCMS or the helplines instead.
Who do I contact for a power failure in Rajanpur?
Call 118 or the toll-free 0800-63726, or register the fault on the CCMS portal at ccms.pitc.com.pk. Keep your 14-digit reference number ready so the complaint is logged against your connection.
My paper bill has not arrived in Rajanpur — what should I do?
Check it here with your reference number. The online copy serves as your duplicate bill — print it or save it as a PDF and pay it at any bank, post office or through a payment app.